[Aurelien]

I have a Directtv tivo and I have alot of dust in the fan and inside the DVR as I can see. I tried to Vacuum cleaner but its not getting all. I just found out that my Tivo DVR is a lease, so Im kind of scared to open it. (Was told first its mine -shrug) Does anyone have any ideas on what I can do?

Thanks

 

[Groundhog45]

You might try getting one of those cans of compressed air like you use to clean computers and blow it out. The only other way I can think of is to take the cover off. If it's an HR10, it may be a lease but they don't seem to want those back. Good luck.

 

[blmoore]

They're pretty easy to open up. Just unplug it first, and don't touch the power supply while you're in there. Then, a can of compressed air should allow you to get all of that out of there.

 

[Grentz]

They dont seem to be too affected so I wouldn't worry about it unless you are having issues.

I opened one of my relative's tivos to swap the drive (owned) and there was about half an inch of dust covering everything, yet it still ran cool and worked fine.

 

[PicaKing]

I opened one of my relatives to swap the drive (owned) and there was about half an inch of dust covering everything, yet it still ran cool and worked fine.

I hope you are a surgeon---in any event I'm glad your relative is doing well.

 

[Jhon69]

I have a Directtv tivo and I have alot of dust in the fan and inside the DVR as I can see. I tried to Vacuum cleaner but its not getting all. I just found out that my Tivo DVR is a lease, so Im kind of scared to open it. (Was told first its mine -shrug) Does anyone have any ideas on what I can do?

Thanks

Since it's a lease I would not do anything.

As long as the temps OK.

Did you buy that DVR? If you did it's not a lease.The CSR's always try to put everything lease because a 24 month commitment comes with a lease.

 

[ATARI]

Can of compressed air and a shop vac.

It's what I've used for years on all my computers and electronic stuff.

 

[Stuart Sweet]

Moved to the Legacy Receiver forum.

 

[Grentz]

I hope you are a surgeon---in any event I'm glad your relative is doing well.

lol, post edited to further clarify! :lol: